Smart ways to deal with COVID-19
Images adapted from: Thai News Agency
With COVID-19 wreaking havoc and causing lockdowns and quarantines to be put in place, many restaurants around Thailand sadly face a dip in business – but this cafe in Bangkok adapted quickly.
Kasetsart University‘s resident coffee shop has gone full inspector gadget, with a fully functioning pulley system to deliver drinks to customers.
Practicing the 1 metre rule
Image credit: Thai News Agency
10/10 for abiding by the rules of social distancing too. With the virus spreading around pretty rampantly, people are advised to stay 1m apart when outside. The trolley system ensures that no direct contact is made between the cafe’s staff and customers, which minimises risk of potential infection.
Image credit: Thai News Agency
Hand sanitisers are placed on the tables for customers to use too!
Image credit: Thai News Agency
The cafe also apologised for not being able to use any cups brought in by customers due to hygiene reasons, providing plastic cups instead. Customers are also asked to pay using the trolley system to further minimise contact.
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Better safe than sorry
While it may seem a tad ridiculous, it’s awesome that businesses like this are going to extra mile to keep both their staff and patrons safe. Business still have to go on, but a little goes a long way in times like this.
Keep up with the COVID-19 situation in Thailand:
- Thailand Reports Highest COVID-19 Surge To Date With 60 New Cases
- Bangkok Implements 2-Week Shut Down For Entertainment Venues Like Bars & Massage Parlours
- Schools Officially Shut Down In Thailand, Unis Asked To Use Online Platforms Till End May
- Thailand Zoos Instructed To Close For 2 Weeks In Response To COVID-19
- Bangkok Gyms Shut Down Amid COVID-19, 1 Case Reported At BASE Amarin
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